FRAGILITIES

At a time when it may be easy to fall into a defeatist melancholia, if not outright pessimism, fragility offers an opportunity for a different kind of world-making. In Fragilities, Fernando Domínguez Rubio, Jérôme Denis, and David Pontille argue that we need to pay attention to the moments when the bodies, things, and worlds we inhabit begin to crack and reveal their fragility, it is in these instabilities that we can gain precious access to alternative ways of being. The essays in this collection explore how the work of care, mainten...[Read more]